Sentence examples for common enough that from inspiring English sources

Disputes between two different bands over a shared name are common enough: that's why US fans of Brett Anderson know him as the singer of the London Suede.

Even if you don't, the ingredients are common enough that they are readily available and inexpensive.

It is common enough that it has its own shorthand: an implicit class.

Apparently, traveling with a chicken is common enough that accomodations have been made.

The phenomenon is common enough that dermatologists have a grim name for it: leukonychia.

Hotel overbooking is common enough that most business travelers I know have encountered it.

All three developers are in a position common enough that it even has a name in the community.

Anti-Jewish comments were common enough that Mr. Kluger remembered the fierceness with which the future pope denounced them.

Barbara Furie Wellesley, Mass .A. What happened to Ms. Furie is common enough that it has a name: bill shock.

Some of the problems with collaborative filtering are common enough that they have earned nicknames, like the cold start problem and the popularity effect.

Only very slowly did voting by paper grow common enough that the word "ballot" came to mean not a ball but a piece of paper.